The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-12

cheap chimney before long, provided Mr.
Henry don't drop on him before all OF
the bricks disappear
G. c. Nearing and Toney Harding went
fishing for minnows one day last week.
They were partially successful, but each
tell different story, and it would be
hard 10 get at the real facts.
A surprise party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Justified, on Tues
day evening, in honor Of Miss Fannie
Guensburg. Twelve couples were present
and a very pleasant time was had.
Henry Delorme carries the broom. He
il working for the Carpenter Co.,
at camp No IL, and one day last week,
on two mile road with single team,
hauled load OF logs that scaled 7,249
feet.
Frank Widstrand enjoys the estab-
lished reputation OF being the best
taxidermist in the Upper Peninsula.
He forwarded two mounted deer heads
To Indiana last Saturday and they were
beauties.
Death claimed one OF G.. l.. Mains best
horse as victim one day this week.
This is rather a hard blow To Gil, who
is just now into the heaviest part of his
winters work. This journal hopes he
can soon replace the horse and make n
fortune this winter.
Weare receipt OF the second number of
THE DIAMOND DRILL,published at Crystal
Falls 10y G. VI. Atkinson. 1t is bright,
newsy five column quarto and deserves
in every way the healthy support it isre-
ceiving. Success TO you, Brother Atkin-
son.-Peshtigo Argus.
A fifteen foot winz i'm the lower level OF
I the Youngstown mine was allowed to fill
with water. The water was cold, but
that did not prevent August Myers, a
clumsy miner, from falling intoit. When
he got out he quit being hardy miner
I right then and there and left the mine.
THE DIAMOND DRILL, a new paperpub
lished Mt Crystal Falls by c. NJ. Atkinson,
comes TO our table this week. II is full
OF interesting news from that locality, and
impresses one with the idea that it's editor
understands his business. Success to
4 THE DIAMOND DRu.L.-Ontonagon Herald.
VIM. III. Foster was brought to town
ON Monday, from the New York Co.'S
Camp no. on the Fence river, suffering
with an abscess on his leg at the groin.
lie il at the Bannerman house under the
skillful care OF DR.. Metcah. The abscess
il the result OF strain and then taking
cold.
An Iron River gentleman who is some
thing OF a sporting character is credited
with the following remark: on bet my
two bull dogs and my two game cocks,
and they are good ones too, that Crystal
Falls will not get the county seat, and il
my pet deer hadn't died I'd of bet that
too" There's no bet about il this time,
we've got il.
Oconto Enquirer: One OF the neatest-
appearing and best gotten up newspapers
il has ever been our pleasure TO see has
Just reached our exchange table. IL is
THE DIAMOND DRILL, Of Crystal Falls,
with Claude VI Atkinson, practical
printer in charge, and il n credit to the
enterprising little place that fathers it..
Success, Claude.
Asa ID. Barnes, Of the Waupaca
Nursery, will be in town for several days.
He will solicit orders for all kinds OF gar
den shrubbery and fruit trees. Their
stock is particularly adapted TO this To-
cality and terms are made TO correspond
with the times Any one intending to
beautify their yards will do well to see
Mr.. Barnes, and give him an order.